Deep Silver knew they'd made a mistake by not including a digital Russell Grant (ala Brain Training's Professor Kawashima), as this was eventually released in Australia simply as Astrology. Still, this UK import was worth the massive $9 asking price, if only for the cover. Wait, no it wasn't.
GRD writes: "Nintendo's hugely successful hand-held console branches out into the mystical gaming space with the announcement of Russell Grant's Astrology. The popular UK astrologer lends his name to the title which:
"Provides users with up-to-date daily horoscopes, helps them keep track of the current position of the moon and their biorhythm, and offers personal advice on all the important spheres of life. Thus, players can get a detailed horoscope based on their birth constellation, as well as predictions for their love life, health and career, and even combine two people's horoscopes to learn more about their relationship."
Got both your feet on the ground? If not, you might want to pick up the first (and most likely: only) astrology-game for Nintendo DS: Russell Grant's Astrology.
